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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22
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Co-reepondeEcs Of the d. CBLicAS
GEoRGEIoW Del ia ~, 1857 The
twelfth annual session q the Sus'ex
County Teacbers' Institute met in the
School House Ea.. OF Georgesown y..ter-
day al = D. m. Superintendent T. y.
Williams presided ard delivered "a I'D =
dress Of welcome TIE session wAs opeE
ed with prayer BY Rev. :. d Davis who
is home from Virginia, c. visit 70 his
family, AID attending n. essions Of the
Institute DR. John II French, OF Roches-
ter, n Y delivered an entertaining and
instructive ad .ress on the topic "Ess.f
for Intellectual Trstuipg," ard al 2 yhi
be lectursa on "Our Boys aud Girls" to
an oyer-crOw1ed heuSe. The attend. nee
Is better than Al Auy previous session,
there being g. ;esehers presert at roIi
call. DR.. y. c. schsfer OF ku'Etown,
Pa, will lecture tonight and Wallace
Bruce, ESQ will lecture TO morrow Z light
on Ready Wit" A number of eIeher:
came on tia late train aud the session TO
day will be largely attended AID great in
terest Ia manifested by teachers and cit.
zsn., ard Superiatendenis Williams apt
Carpenter are happy. Compared with tsi
years ago, the cause OF education has Ger
tainly made rapid strides.
A protrScted meeting IL being held IL
the NJ. E church, by Rev. W ). DuHadaway
| pastor, assisted by two Evaugelists, II
Gordon brothers from New jersey.
A D.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22
TROUSERS, SUITS
AND
.OverC0atS.

Remember our stock is
kept well supplied and sizes
complete in the different
styles On our counters.
To those who have not
purchased as yet, bear this
in mind. You have just as
large 8 stock to select from
as the earlier purchasers.
Our S. 90 Overcoat is a
wonder. Our $1,000 Iron
clad has no superior.
Our SIS so Storm Over
coat cannot be excelled.
Our $4,000 Fur Beaver
exceeds anything we ever
offered TO our patrons.
Our $500 Wire Twist
Suit pleases the young men
and takes the place of a
$4,000 custom sui.
Our $500 Trousers Of
the famous ironclad saves
the workingman money.
Our old customers are
learning that we have the
stock and are patronizine
US and recommend theil
friends because we SELL" W.
Best Goods /oy the Leas
Money.'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22
La THE RCa Is.

Gree Rsptls, Cnarsa. kinx sbcve Tenth
sgres' Rev. >. y. hayward. pastor. Services
0sE No evsnirs service
s.etlsh n. z NiS.Oa. Prs.ehias =.
ie.ss g N sad '.ss p u. Ths New. L b.
hArtuig. pastor.
Bap.ist MisnOn- Corner Of ssve1een,h
aad Unio. sze=ts. Pfe2ctiex AZ : - y. N
Dy hey. 5 d Hayward
hsfonned Episcopal Chuva Of tire Gore
rani Rev Charies Il. Tucker. pastor. viii
LreAch at lo.5a .. e Aa6 Adiress Eozpei
nesting ~ : , n
ClAymoat Etreeo Rev. q. Il walker, pssior.
P.essoi q At ie,a q n. Ani % and 80
p m
New JerasAIem Church. tse Rev =. X.
PAruelee pzstar. SandAy. JAnaaEy -, 20 ~
o N, preaching 80 :. " lecture, Eeen q
River
A. Church, French street. between
Eighth and SiEtn. hes L Ii. Chipoey. pas
tor PreAehi u ~ 10. % .. N and 50 =. a
s-poath sehOoif at Up y
ST. Mays Catholic Chsree. frs; MAJ
% .. n; second nhss ana ser non, lc -
m PAssor's eAteehlfn ans Instructions,
p. N yes2ef an se:InUa. - p Il.
Bethany Bsp:is; Church Preaching By
the pastor, hev u. q. Burlington at J.. -
. N and 80 p. BAs.ism In the essR
| ing.
I Hanover Presbyterian Church. Pr.Aehins
sabbath morn iLE AnG evening ty TIE pefto:
| Rev. Lafayette HArEs. II. ID. Sgblee.: - b,
| kJerlal kins4 Sn." AL are cordially In
vited.
Silverorook n l. Chu-eh Seyv .ce; 8
\ les. a. 7. PrescAlnE ey Rev. l.. V. Scott
TS9 . N. ~ b. S.mns ~. IN. StbbAti
sac sp. u. young psopies prayer NEE:
ing
| Inioa American n. Z. Churce. Frenci
! stree; ao3Te TTsifh. the rev. b. 7. haiey
| p4Ro- P.e6s1in< 81 10 % O. and 20 ?
U. Prayer 1es.ias 9; p Z. SAB -aa
| school At ? n
Seoood Baytist Church Rev. + Il. C5ok
pastor Preaching ~ lo.oo c. n. aLd -
| p. U. PrArsr meeting sunday evening .
| Q - O'cl9 Z bg p. =. CRrte. Baptism. q
| night. revival services every eveninR ntX
| week Sgn:ny scb1sl atS - IN. md y y
Centrsi Presoy-s'taa Chures. King aet
| kigath .. Get Etes Howard hlxon, u. u.
pas:5r. ssrvises =. 10 % q m, The claim
OF lie House o q { lpor meo." 30 . U
! Christ and - = 0 PheaieAn Woman
Grace delayed Bat refused
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22

Ia the fA,e OF railroad sn.shups
every nou and then in Walsh thsre are
more or Less lives lost by fres tia.
have broken ont and irc.nerAsed DO,
only The dead bat the living, leaving
nothing OF the wreck bui old iron, the
question OF heating cars 30 ~ to pre-
vent the additional horror OF Are 10
wreck Ia now attracting the public
mind and more especially the minds OF
inventors. A week ago to-day We fell
in With . Conneoticu. man on q Wash
ington bound train who had, he was
sure, m invention that would heat
cars without s.oYes. He did not dis
close 20 us his plan bat be WAS sure be
Asd 1t, and there were millions In 1t
We can only hope that he has struck
the right thing and that his invention
will do away with the horrible car
stove. The New York Tribune refer
ring 20 the subject Of beating cars, says
that there are to-day several hnes Of
railroad In the United States upon
which steam car heating Is successfully
employed. The objections that WHEN
cars are detached from the engine .;
stations that sometimes have 70 te
left several hours In that state. hare
been removed by sho wing that there 10
already In existencs sn effective Aepk
rAtus for storing steam, applicable 70
precisely this class of cases. The
Tribune fAr:her says tina. inventors,
pasentees and practical mechanics have
come forward With evidence TO show
that the failure TO adop! any safe
method Of railroad car hesting hithertc
hAs been more . QUESTION OF fnAnos
than of mechanics.
II this be %. Il seems remarkably
strange thu; railroad companies do no
adopt What they deem the best method
Il IL mot creditable 10 railroad compa
mics TO hold back in this matter, sn(
indeed IL would look as II she hunAni.,
of such companies should be i'm peAchet
IL they neglect 70 provide the bes
means Invented TOR the projection o
human lives. Even 10 . business sen >
the destruction OF rolling stock, which
under The present Arrsn seuents, alnos
invariably accompanies rsilros
wreck, ought OF itselfto have c;nvirc co
the corporations long ago tina. q
mater wha. the change might cos
Its Introduction would be IN sst {
economy. When this is taken int
consideration and the fac. thst numei
Gus damages for Gripping snd for los
of life are the sure resul.s for these q,
cidens. no rsilrJ ad com psny shout
hesitsse q moment TO aiop: the moi
improved plan OF heating cars wi;hol
the deadly coal stove and Are in esc
end Of the car.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22

Miss Louise Pomeroy gave another
excellent present alton Of "Hsmle,"
laet evening. and well earned the APP
. auss which WAS 20 literally bestowed.
While Mas PJneroy has proved her.
self an accomplished and ps!nsiskiBg
artist in each Of the roles which che has
Assumed, 1t is generally conceded tina,
rs " Hamlet" abe excels. 1t is hei
strongest character, and the one in
which she sinks her own identity, ar
becomes for the tune being the melan
choly prince The company viii c.os,
their engagement this evening witt
"Kathleen Msvoureeo." pay that b d
but seldom bsen given in this city
Next week they will appear in Norfolk
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22

TIE ACTION OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Com pany in compelling
every employe 10 sign q pledge to At
stain from drinking Intoxicating liquors
should be heartily endorsed. The con.
dition, however, upon which they sign
the pledge will hardly recommend
Itself 20 the good opinion Of the public
The coalitions are tbs. they shall re
ceive 10 pay II they do not sign. The
com any should make no sach eondi-
tions - the man who would sign .
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22

There srs tines and circuns.Ances
when men voaid soorn 10 Taxa the ID
vnaiags Of women and children In
rnos ;or nis. bat this did not seem 70 b
H. cAss In the disasser Of the SpltsAls-
fisad Music Hail, London There In
ths rass ths strongest trAmpled down
ths weakest In the effort 10 Get out OF
tbs ouiidinG Helpless women and
chiidrsa Wsrs literally trAmpied into
n unrscognisable mass By srong. bar
IL ms, hasn't only upoa saving their
ogn nv0. A rushing herd Of unthink-
ing aniaals ooald not have done vorse.
The seqssa sAovs that the bss; srranes-
msass lus sxit and the safety Of humAn
liss 20 for nothing In . real panic.
vhsre psopls loss though, and rsasos-
In this t9Tibls hsart-rsnding disaster
tAsre vas N sndiknos Of only ave
hundred; vhAt would have bean tie
dsDsrucsana OF human life had thsre
have beea ave thousand, or 10 come
within more reasonable bounds, fftssn
hundred7 II vas Indeed forfuaAte the
eashering vas % small Tia occasion
OF this comparatively small gathering
w. = A1D4ANol VI A8AAf - 1Al-
shers would naturally - . large pro-
portion Of women and children The
csuse Of ths pants, vhAssver u vss, 10
cid 70 have bean bat . trifiins Affair,
not worth noticing ct other times- Il
- only . quarrel In the strees by
poasees By, which would have attracted
no Atssasioa from those inside hsd not
some thoughtiea person raised the cry
Of ere- We en- only imagine the ter
r0 md AlARn which took possession Of
thass ave hundred men, women and
childrsa. fhs hall vAs veil provided
With are escapes and thsre were differ
sns svsasA Of escape, bat the ,errided
crowd ruahsd for the main entrance -
II thsss ~ 10 other way 10 get out OF
IL bailding sxsep, BY that door. To-
dssd, Ii sssns gate Dossisle that II ths
frss Of the crov I'd hsd rushed 70 any
Other door the whole audience vould
have followed 30 utterly bersf. did
they sssm 10 Be OF reason TIA, fhey aid
mot 80 bat one way Of essApe from ths
buildins. No dock OF shsep attacked
By gang Of wolves could have behaves
more insansly. In thai Supreme mo.
msni too. every vsstise OF civil:r stiol
ard humanity disappeared. L, wss
mob Of Wild animals sighting desper
asely With one another for their lives
and the weakest Of them-;he womep
girls and children--ve rutaiessl,
tramplsd 10 death We may veil pause
and ak What kind Of animals we ar'
In the fsoe OF the sevens sen ghassl,
oorpaes that we're lying around thu
fatal door, not ooantins several infant
found dad In their mothsrs' aras .
the result OF ~ eAassless . psnic, q
abjsct N exhibition Of human bru
Gal humAnity ~ can sell be imagined
Clearly there vAs m ex ,ase tor 81
blind frsnzy into vAish those ave huI
drsd people fel On the instant A
Altar n Of Are 81 . public co sertain 10 en-
10 no doabt distressing thisE, bat 1
this case there vAs no grould for Apr,
bending din guilty In getting ous OF u
building. and there would have bee
none bat for the p,ltroonery Of Il
men present
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22

o1e thing b certain, however. and
tsAf is hat u skoald be snforosd On Ill
rzsfrosiA fhs nan vho iadalgss In
drinking increasing Iqusrs has no
business In any capacity In ths employ
Of any railroad company, 80 The man
Who viii no. aszsatn fron Ne us Of To-
soxicating liquors vhiis IN the employ
Of . company s.ouid ssek sons o.heF
mole Of making . living The fscss
Q . ed that the Conductor Of Tie stalled
ire ghs OF rifbn, Oaio. vas drunk, and
that the condaosor Of one Of the s,nck
ire.ghA on the Wilmingtoa and North.
err railroad. nearly svo vssks ago,
gas also drunk, are stroeg arguments
for total ahstinsnce among railroad en-
pioyen
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22

There viii be . meeting held for the
promotion of holiness this evening 81
!. 30 o'clock ., ia Market street. All
interested are Cordially invited.
The union cottage prayer meeting
will be he'd this evening at Mr. Stock
til's, 6o4 Eas: Sixth street. All Chris.
iian workers Are cordially invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22

DiagonAls, With Black Fur Cspes and
Cuffs.
Reduced % o.
BEAUTIFUL line Of Piaids. with Capes,
Reduced 70 es.
LADlKw REAL SEAL CLOrn
One Lot rod ucei TO 5000.
One Lot, with Ball Trimming, Real
Seal Ornamental,
Reduced from 20 to SIG
Reduced from go 70 90.
Reduced from ia 70 va.
Beaver Trimmed,
Reduced from 80 10 80.
Reduced from as TO Us
Reduced from 70 10 go
Second floor, over Arcade
When new and lower
|price-tags get on . lioe Of
shoes because OF broken lots,
or for any cause, you snap
them up. They we're worth
the old price and you know
it. If you can fit yourselves
or children at the new price
it is in effect giving you a
money present with the
shoes.
Ladies straight Goat, HAnd-sewei
London tip Button; Sizes, }, 81, 6h
and ! only.
werct7. 50; now 400.
Ladies fine Pebble Goat, Hand Sewed
Button Shoes, best quality Sizes, s..
and only; Il, c. ID and T.
Were 81 90; now q. 80.
Ladies straight Goat, Hand Sewod
Button, elegant Winter Shoe. Sizes, ~
4. AZ, 5, 81. i, 81 and ! widths, A q
liz
Were 81 80; now $500
Lot Of Mems Congress and Lsce Shoes
Sizes, 9, 10 and II only.
Down from $500 TO o. 90
Full line Of Mems fine Calf, Hand
Sewed Baton, very stylish.
| Down from 81 70 70 l4.7s.
Il Men Cali London tap-ee, Button
all sizes and widths, durable,
Down from $500 $500.
II ITO Pairs Misses Goat and Kid But
ton, heels. II To i2i<. A 20 u.
Il Now u 30. were q, 90 apdt2 %
20 Pairs Misses French Kid, Button
heels; II 70 l5ls, A TO ID.
Now s. 90; were $500.
Misses Goat and Kid, Button, sprin
heels few small sizes missing; II 10
A TO u.
Now e. 90; were o. 20.
Misses raisht Goat, Button, heels
Ito l2is 4 to d
Now q 90 We're t55e
A few Child's Calf fox, Button, heel
81 10 81 slim widths
Now o. IS were sass
A few Child Goat and Kid, BuItol
.Ispring heels and .. only,
u Now - were 500.
Near corner Marke. aud Juniper stree,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22

TMR SENATORIAL contests In both
Indiana and Nsv Jersey ere rndecsd'
ed. The election commissss In the
House ere vading throsgh the co.,
sssssd case OF HAtnes VI TURKEY In
Camden County. The Democrats have
been saooessfai in man ufsetufius votes
against HAinea II his majority vas
sso hundred thsy voaia have &C
rone Die In trumplng mp encash vc'es
20 edsss them. The indi,At0ns Azs
that TURKEY viii be kept In his seAi, MOI
that he vas elected 81 all. bal bsosuss
the Democrats need hin and canno'
els,s . United Safes Senator vithcu
him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22

PsnApE1rniA. Saturday. JsA- = LIST.
Do you realize bow pre-
.ious the best grades Of
india Shawls are becoming!
At the London Trade sale
IN December last less than
sixty Valley Shawls were
offered. Sirt NaapLs to
supply the markets Of the
world. The shawl industry
in the Valley of Cashmere
is nearly paralysed. Low
prices made beggarly wages
more beggarly, and looms
became silent. For the work
ers it was stop or starve.
Men and women found new
work-on rugs, On silk fab
rics-any:hing but make
shawis. Result, shswls be-
coming scarce. prices rising
last. Already an advance
of more than hall within a
few months.
Where will it stop. We
don't know. Importers say
prices will be much higher.
Let the cost climb; it don'l
affect what we now have
You can buy Of us Just al
tavorably IS when wholesale
prices were a half lower
Why is thisl We have the
shawls, bought with wise
forethought, and a fair ad'
vance on cost is ever thu
Wanamaker price
That's what made oul
shawl trade and every othel
branch Of our trade grow 81
fast - customers interest.
thought OF as well as on
own. When you want al
India Shawl almost you
first thought is Of Wanna
makers. Not SO OF old
getting more and more ST
every day. No whim O
yours; there's a reason 70
your favor every time.
It's with India Shawls a
with Seal SKIN garments
you must most OF you lea
on the Judgment OF tn
merchant. lis more so wit
shawls than with seal-th
merchant must be a shrew
buyer as well as honest c
even then you'll be mislet
It's an art education to kno'
the India Shawl bushes
color, texture,s !yle-a doZe
things of that sort ARE bu
the A, B, G. OF it.
The head OF our Shaw
Department is an exper
He knows every wrinkle {
the business from the tim
the silky hair is taken frol
THE goat-Thibet best
until long after looms an
needles. guided by sralne
fingers, have wrought the
artistic but imperfect worl
: imperfect, for there is mu,
still to do before you Sc
the shawl.
Il We have no shawl #
e more thar $500. w h !
i The prices above are almo'
I, always fancy. We don
; deal with You in that wa,
You can get as good q
: India Shawl for $500 as Il
: general market affords--ju
!. as good as if you paid S1OO
or $1,000 Tor it; the san
!; shawl, in fact, which in al
: other dealers hands mig,
oose you that.
D We buy our Shawls f
I what they are WORTH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22

pasdgs siapiy 70 sse his 1ossy would
hardly ksep Il very loag. We % res
kn,v tAss IL csnpsny intsad % make
lila rsQslsensas q III brssehs Of III
rosAa the prohihiFion referred 10 hav-
ing bssn In Ohio vhsrs ths late nhn
dfnnssex occnxredL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22
HEADA1
DIX. SlNNS Va
LIVER D

The cniy Piiit noft Ast
cut griping. tie1ssL
LEAVING the testiisN
easy in their eisnsA
the besl PiIh sss
afnictsd N.AA ~
ins Purxal!rt n
Aver Nefi1A
are rice Y
p~N
spIsndid for tie l - !
LIVER, very sIes!leEi
gro-d In ifytpepat, . *
Sick headache. = = -
q. Sent BY DAl. VIA.
Of updoubtsd refero'ss
81 lhsse Piils.suzH a-'A
PRIsClPAE
FOURTH & KlSs'
wILMlaonAl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22
The entire stock of Misses
and .Children's Overgar-
ments is offered at prices
which should interest you.

About 700 Goats fos boys and girls,
sizes . 10 Y. for 40 cent?, fl.i5, sl.4o
81 80, ais, o. 20, g 10. e. 30 and up 10
&c, All Of these goods generally whole
sale for third more.
VARIOUS styles Of ouepie-oe Dresses.
SCsne plain and some trimmed.
Were sl075 now 81 90.
Were $l2 90. now ss0e
Were 500 nov g. -.
werr IS -. now 1915
Were u - now q W.
But six left OF those Tailor
made Dresses in Blue and
Brown; reduced from SIS to
$40.
Come, Thirteenth aud Cke.snEt streets.
Horse Blankets, Carriage
Robes in wooden and plush,
Carriage, Steamer and Trav-
cling Rugs, Whips, ETC.,
have been moved to their
old location in the Base
ment, foot of centre stair
way, near Market and Thir-
lteenth street entrance.
Basement, northeast Of centre.
Brass plac lues for deco
rating; perfect, s, 10 and IL
in.
We're So, so and 81 cents
Now 20, Is and 20 cent?.
Basement, foot Of c-ntrs stat -
Try and ask the DIcTIoN.
AIRY OF PHILADELPHIA q
lquestion it should answer
and can't. IS cents; any
| where.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22

TIE Bed Ribbon Temperance Associa-
sn will meet nexi Monday evening 10
eie.t cfficers and trap ssct other bust.
ness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22

|prroE's oyytc1
hath rreEnr.Q
broS. Jsnasp |
bf sil psrsonh1
are liens oun1
sse 10 reepscu
v ChsFtsf.Ord
|ayB: .nI@l
k,aid wihiA |
4 thereof, vi
e Of aid Mtt1
70 the - 20
) 10 levy uS@1
op the grounoj
enting upon "
Ifsil ground ~
of, shaii % soI
hblic auction,
10 newfpspef s |
I'd ~ Law pc |
has ptfsed
nansiAi wxnt
by nscessAy,,
to,nI
h DO instu u01
ysmaintux U
from dste o! !
4, viii be Mq
}. ANI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-01-22
THE PEERLESS SALE At WANAMAKER'S.

guess work; we sell on the
same basis-no fancy profit.
Every one we have was
worth your thought before
the world-markct price
jumped upwards; how much
more so nowi
Umritzurs, $50 to 500
Antique Long, SIS to s2oo.
Valleys, SIS to $500.
Second floor. corner Juniper and Chest
nut streets.
English Cloths in Plaids,
Checks and Stripes are ex-l
client for winter wear, and
for the changeable weather
Of Spring. when heavy wraps
have been laid aside. Many
prefer them above most
Others for Mountain Dresses
in Summer. A iavorite
cloth for tailor-made suits.
Brown, Blue, Gray, Green,
iGarnet and Olive. "a and
I56 in. $I.5o, So and S2.5o.
English Camel's Hair,
good, reliable goods. AZ in.
Brown, Blue, Green, Olive,
Garnet. Down from Sl.25
to 81.
French CamePs-Hair, 40
and AZ in, same colors,
We're Csc, Ts,., Sc, si.cc, si.2s and
81 30.
Nos SIS, $50 u.s., SOC. 81. 90 and si-ss.
southsAst or.center.
| You'll find among these
garments many that are
|suiaed for early Spring wear
| You're not likely 10 get
,lSpriag goods at anything
like such prices.
Ladies' DRESSES.
/ More sweepln. reiue.ions
One los Black dresses,
Il Reduced toss.
|. Reduced to so.
: Reduced to SIS.
. One lot White Dresses, well made,
Reduced to 81.
Reduced 10 e..
I'll Reduced TO IS.
Reduced 70 -
Reduced TO s..
Dark Green Six, made BY Worth, o
Parn,
i Down from sl75 TO 50.
Light Brown silk, with embroidered
Ieloih, made by sara MAyar, OF Para,
n0su from s250 to s75
ii Light Gray six Evening Dress, with
veivei Trimmings, made by Felix, o
Paris,
:, Down from $40 70 ego.
Brown Corded Siik, with Fancy Clotl
Trimming, made by Grange & N&geniies
! Iof P.ris,
Down ,rem sl7s to IS.
ri Dark Blue silk, with PASSENGER teri
: Trimmings, made By Raudnii2, Of Paris
|. Down from goo TO s75
;. DARK brown Cloth, with Velvet Tim
mings, made by Sara Nsyar OF Paris,
II Doun from sloo TO $40.
Trimmings,
. Down from sloo 70 go.
Gray slk, with Cloth,
Down IRON ESQ TO ~.
Il Gray Tweed, trimmed with Blael
] Braid,
Down from $50 10 SIS
Il 3 Imported PlAids, with Plain WAIST
al Down from 600 70 so.
G, LADIES wRAPPERs
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